George Edward Baylor, also known as "Bubba"/"Papa George"/"Pops," was born June 24, 1927, in Austin (Clarksville), Texas, to Carey and Eula Baylor. He attended the Old Anderson High School in Austin, Texas. After serving in the U. S. Army, he worked for the Missouri Pacific Railroad until retiring in 1968. He departed this life on Friday, April 19, 2013, in Austin, Texas.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Carey Baylor, his beloved wife, Lillian, and his four brothers: Lewis, William, Sr., Isaac "Ike" & Charles "Duck" Baylor.
He leaves to cherish his memory and legacy three devoted children: Don Edward Baylor, Sr. (Becky), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Sr., of Austin and Connie Ruth Baylor-Ferguson (Kenneth) of Cedar Hill, Texas; his grandchildren: Christopher LaRue Baylor, Sr. (Andrea), Marquette Elizabeth Baylor-Bailey (Keith), Don Edward Baylor, Jr. (Michele), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Jr. (Shay White), Kameron Lillian Johnson and Shannon Hamilton; great-grandchildren: Ashleigh Hamilton, Destiny, Dominique & Dejon White, Kwinton Baylor, Christopher Baylor, II, Zachary Bailey, Lillian "Lillie" Baylor, Alexis Baylor, Gavin Baylor, Braylon Baylor, Brooklyn Baylor & Nola Baylor; nieces: Cynthia Baylor, Linda Baylor, Vicky Baylor, Peggy Jackson, Wanda Baylor-Johnson, Dorothy Baylor, Marie (Toni) Powell, Kimberly Baylor, Roslyn Walker, Jocelyn Taylor, Paulette Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Mary Cleveland, Barbara Shaw and Joan Kindred; nephews: Thomas Brown, Eugene Brown, Archie Brown, William Baylor, Jr., Robert Walker, Nero Kindred, Ronnie Baylor, Charles "Skip" Baylor, Charles Walker and a host of other relatives and dear friends.
Public visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. Family visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. His life will be celebrated on at Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church 1725 West 11th Street. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Services entrusted to Barry J.W. Franklin, CFSP@ A Life Celebration By Franklin.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 26, 2013
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BAYLOR, George Edward, 85, retired train porter, of Austin died April 19.
Visitation noon Friday, King-Tears Mortuary. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church, West 11th Street location. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Arrangements by A Life Celebration by Franklin, Taylor.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 24, 2013
He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Carey Baylor, his beloved wife, Lillian, and his four brothers: Lewis, William, Sr., Isaac "Ike" & Charles "Duck" Baylor.
He leaves to cherish his memory and legacy three devoted children: Don Edward Baylor, Sr. (Becky), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Sr., of Austin and Connie Ruth Baylor-Ferguson (Kenneth) of Cedar Hill, Texas; his grandchildren: Christopher LaRue Baylor, Sr. (Andrea), Marquette Elizabeth Baylor-Bailey (Keith), Don Edward Baylor, Jr. (Michele), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Jr. (Shay White), Kameron Lillian Johnson and Shannon Hamilton; great-grandchildren: Ashleigh Hamilton, Destiny, Dominique & Dejon White, Kwinton Baylor, Christopher Baylor, II, Zachary Bailey, Lillian "Lillie" Baylor, Alexis Baylor, Gavin Baylor, Braylon Baylor, Brooklyn Baylor & Nola Baylor; nieces: Cynthia Baylor, Linda Baylor, Vicky Baylor, Peggy Jackson, Wanda Baylor-Johnson, Dorothy Baylor, Marie (Toni) Powell, Kimberly Baylor, Roslyn Walker, Jocelyn Taylor, Paulette Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Mary Cleveland, Barbara Shaw and Joan Kindred; nephews: Thomas Brown, Eugene Brown, Archie Brown, William Baylor, Jr., Robert Walker, Nero Kindred, Ronnie Baylor, Charles "Skip" Baylor, Charles Walker and a host of other relatives and dear friends.
Public visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. Family visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. His life will be celebrated on at Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church 1725 West 11th Street. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Services entrusted to Barry J.W. Franklin, CFSP@ A Life Celebration By Franklin.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 26, 2013
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BAYLOR, George Edward, 85, retired train porter, of Austin died April 19.
Visitation noon Friday, King-Tears Mortuary. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church, West 11th Street location. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Arrangements by A Life Celebration by Franklin, Taylor.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 24, 2013
George Edward Baylor, also known as "Bubba"/"Papa George"/"Pops," was born June 24, 1927, in Austin (Clarksville), Texas, to Carey and Eula Baylor. He attended the Old Anderson High School in Austin, Texas. After serving in the U. S. Army, he worked for the Missouri Pacific Railroad until retiring in 1968. He departed this life on Friday, April 19, 2013, in Austin, Texas.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Carey Baylor, his beloved wife, Lillian, and his four brothers: Lewis, William, Sr., Isaac "Ike" & Charles "Duck" Baylor.
He leaves to cherish his memory and legacy three devoted children: Don Edward Baylor, Sr. (Becky), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Sr., of Austin and Connie Ruth Baylor-Ferguson (Kenneth) of Cedar Hill, Texas; his grandchildren: Christopher LaRue Baylor, Sr. (Andrea), Marquette Elizabeth Baylor-Bailey (Keith), Don Edward Baylor, Jr. (Michele), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Jr. (Shay White), Kameron Lillian Johnson and Shannon Hamilton; great-grandchildren: Ashleigh Hamilton, Destiny, Dominique & Dejon White, Kwinton Baylor, Christopher Baylor, II, Zachary Bailey, Lillian "Lillie" Baylor, Alexis Baylor, Gavin Baylor, Braylon Baylor, Brooklyn Baylor & Nola Baylor; nieces: Cynthia Baylor, Linda Baylor, Vicky Baylor, Peggy Jackson, Wanda Baylor-Johnson, Dorothy Baylor, Marie (Toni) Powell, Kimberly Baylor, Roslyn Walker, Jocelyn Taylor, Paulette Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Mary Cleveland, Barbara Shaw and Joan Kindred; nephews: Thomas Brown, Eugene Brown, Archie Brown, William Baylor, Jr., Robert Walker, Nero Kindred, Ronnie Baylor, Charles "Skip" Baylor, Charles Walker and a host of other relatives and dear friends.
Public visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. Family visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. His life will be celebrated on at Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church 1725 West 11th Street. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Services entrusted to Barry J.W. Franklin, CFSP@ A Life Celebration By Franklin.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 26, 2013
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BAYLOR, George Edward, 85, retired train porter, of Austin died April 19.
Visitation noon Friday, King-Tears Mortuary. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church, West 11th Street location. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Arrangements by A Life Celebration by Franklin, Taylor.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 24, 2013
He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Carey Baylor, his beloved wife, Lillian, and his four brothers: Lewis, William, Sr., Isaac "Ike" & Charles "Duck" Baylor.
He leaves to cherish his memory and legacy three devoted children: Don Edward Baylor, Sr. (Becky), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Sr., of Austin and Connie Ruth Baylor-Ferguson (Kenneth) of Cedar Hill, Texas; his grandchildren: Christopher LaRue Baylor, Sr. (Andrea), Marquette Elizabeth Baylor-Bailey (Keith), Don Edward Baylor, Jr. (Michele), Douglas LaRue Baylor, Jr. (Shay White), Kameron Lillian Johnson and Shannon Hamilton; great-grandchildren: Ashleigh Hamilton, Destiny, Dominique & Dejon White, Kwinton Baylor, Christopher Baylor, II, Zachary Bailey, Lillian "Lillie" Baylor, Alexis Baylor, Gavin Baylor, Braylon Baylor, Brooklyn Baylor & Nola Baylor; nieces: Cynthia Baylor, Linda Baylor, Vicky Baylor, Peggy Jackson, Wanda Baylor-Johnson, Dorothy Baylor, Marie (Toni) Powell, Kimberly Baylor, Roslyn Walker, Jocelyn Taylor, Paulette Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Mary Cleveland, Barbara Shaw and Joan Kindred; nephews: Thomas Brown, Eugene Brown, Archie Brown, William Baylor, Jr., Robert Walker, Nero Kindred, Ronnie Baylor, Charles "Skip" Baylor, Charles Walker and a host of other relatives and dear friends.
Public visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. Family visitation at King-Tears Mortuary. His life will be celebrated on at Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church 1725 West 11th Street. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Services entrusted to Barry J.W. Franklin, CFSP@ A Life Celebration By Franklin.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 26, 2013
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BAYLOR, George Edward, 85, retired train porter, of Austin died April 19.
Visitation noon Friday, King-Tears Mortuary. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church, West 11th Street location. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Arrangements by A Life Celebration by Franklin, Taylor.
Published in Austin American-Statesman on April 24, 2013
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